Beautiful coral reefs, turquoise water at 30 ° C, fine sand, coconut trees ... Thailand, despite the disaster that has affected 26 December 2004, remains a real paradise.
Siam, the former name of Thailand, is a popular tourist destination in the heart of Southeast Asia, ideal for a first trip to Asia. Country almost as large as France, it is bordered by Myanmar (Burma) and Laos to the north, Cambodia to the east and Malaysia to the south. Its landscape is diverse: mountains, sea, fringed with coconut palms, plains or beaches. Its tropical climate allows the country to have an annual temperature of 28 ° C!
For your stay, plan wide, at least three weeks, as the country has many other resources to offer than beaches: lush jungle, nature reserves, Buddhist temples, trekking around Chiang Mai, gastronomic exploration or visit the Bangkok hallucinating.
Get caught up in the historical remains of the ancient buried cities like Ayutthaya and Sukhothai.
Immerse yourself in a spiritual culture of Buddhism. Relax on the most lavish of the globe as Laem Sala beach or in the park Phra Ao Nang.
This is the perfect trip: a couple or with friends, a flight booked well in advance, a good guide and a small budget for spending. Very cheap destination, you will be touched by the hospitality of the local population, very cheerful nature and calm imperturbable.
transport
by plane
Obviously, the quickest to Thailand, starting from Paris transport is by air. Allow 12 hours to reach the capital only direct flight on Air France or Thai Airways companies. The ticket price can vary from 500 euros (if you book 6 months in advance) to 1,000 euros in the summer.
Due to fierce competition among airlines, flights to Thailand are the cheapest in the Asian market. The Bangkok International Airport is the hub for air traffic for scheduled flights.
But you can reach other towns directly starting from France: Chiang Mai, Phuket, Samui and Sukhothai. Airports in the last two cities belong to Bangkok Airways.
Travel within Thailand
Bangkok can be reached by plane, the large cities of the country by many airlines that offer very competitive prices for Air Asia, Bangkok Airways, Nok Air, Orient Thai, Phuket Air, etc.
Thailand has excellent networks of rail, bus and boat to the islands. You can also rent a car for a reasonable price to visit more distant sites. In cities, use public transport: tuk-tuk or taxis.
Transports:
by train
This is the best public transportation to get around the country. It takes a little longer than the bus, but you can travel at night. The seats are spacious and large windows allow you to enjoy the scenery. There are 3 classes.
Inquire at stations if you want to use this transit priority: Thailand Rai Pass is unlimited access to the rail network for 20 days for about 1500 baht.
Thailand's rail network serves the three main regions: the North, Northeast and South (the network is connected to the network Malaysian and Singapore). There are branch lines to reach Kanchanaburi province, central, and south Pattaya, near the Malaysian border.
Hualampong Station Bangkok
Get caught up in the historical remains of the ancient buried cities like Ayutthaya and Sukhothai.
Immerse yourself in a spiritual culture of Buddhism. Relax on the most lavish of the globe as Laem Sala beach or in the park Phra Ao Nang.
This is the perfect trip: a couple or with friends, a flight booked well in advance, a good guide and a small budget for spending. Very cheap destination, you will be touched by the hospitality of the local population, very cheerful nature and calm imperturbable.
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